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| We all love our blue lake and sky and have no desire to see that turn green — but let's keep it that way too. There is so much that everyone can do to help. Even young children can get into green projects to learn how to help our environment each... more... | |
| Lake of the Sky Garden Club has grant funds available for community related garden projects. The club's goals are to promote an interest in gardening, with particular emphasis on the problems at high altitude, to support charitable, educational and... | |
| An educational seminar focusing on solar and sustainable technologies for residential, commercial and industrial applications at 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 21, at the Incline Village Library. Topics will include: Available solar technologies, system planning... | |
| During the winter months, sitting next to a cozy fire in the fireplace while watching snow flurries outside is a popular family tradition. Although most of us don't think about it, this comforting ritual brings with it some notions of... | |
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Whether you live at Tahoe or are just a visitor, winter offers many outdoor activities for all to experience. |
| Learn simple cost-effective ways to reduce your energy consumption and costs related to both home heating and electrical use at 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 21, at the Donald W. Reynolds Community Non-Profit Center. This workshop will include information about... | |
| The Women's Club of Lake Tahoe will host Judy and Whit Whitmore at its noon, Jan. 18, luncheon at the Incline Village Community Hospital. The Whitmore's are owners of Creation in Wood. Cost for the luncheon is $15 and RSVPs are requested. | |
| As the temperature outside drops, families take to the indoors to keep safe and warm. What they may not realize is turning up the heat can increase the risk of home heating fires. | |
| January is National Radon Action Month and the University of Nevada, Reno, Cooperative Extension's Radon Education Program is offering a radon presentation at 6 p.m. on Jan. 12, at the Incline Village Library. Included in the presentation will be... | |
| In case of an emergency, call 911. What constitutes an emergency? Will I be charged if I call 911? I'm afraid of calling 911. These are concerns and questions we hear frequently at the fire district and would like to address. | |
| The holidays are in full gear all around the lake. The snow of course has helped add an extra level of excitement to locals and visitors. All of our local shops are dressed in holiday spirit and make shopping so easy. | |
| Improper ash disposal is a common cause of structure as well as wild land fires. | |
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To help the community see all of the great local choices, librarians at Incline Village's libraries selected a variety of books for our 2009 Book List. |
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Smoke alarms save lives. When there is a fire, smoke spreads fast and you need smoke alarms to warn you so that you have time to get out. |
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Looking to get away for a day or two? Area hot springs may offer the solace you need |
| From Dec. 24 to Feb. 4 recycle your holiday tree. Remove all decorations and lights. Drop-off at Preston Field in Incline Village. Any questions, call (775) 832-1284. Recycle your non-working holiday lights for free by calling (775) 832-1284 for... | |
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